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E.trs Liability to Aaiartal Infection

Persons whose blood 10 thin. digestion weak
and liver sluggish. are extra liable TO the at
tacks Of mslarial disease. The most trining sx.
posure may. under such conditions, infect q sys-
TEN which. II healthy. would resist the miasmstic
taint She only way TO secure immunity from
malaria in localities where II IL prevalent 10 TO
tone and regulate the system by improylpR
weakened digestion. enriching the blood, and
giving q wholesome impetus To hillary Secre-
tion. these resuits are accomplished By moth.
ing 50 effectively ~ ostettsr's stomach BittsrS,
most reliable safeguard asainst fever and aSue
ana kindl.d disorders. a. we'll a. the best rem
excellent invigorsnt OF the organs OF nutrition.
ana an active depurent eliminating from The
BLOOD those acrtd impurities which originate
rneomstc sumenO. na6tOApsl
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Present ut the First Performance
For several weeks the London society
papers, which have been skillfully managed,
have rung the changes on Mira James Brown
Potter's name Her extreme personal beauty,
her histrionic transatlantic triumphs, hez
popularity at Marlborough house have
all been chronicled with great min
uteness and every possible effort haa
been made to Undue the British public
with . financially valuable interest In the
venturesome lady. Every seat for the nr.t
night on Tuesday was quickly sold when II
was made known that she would make
hsr debut - Anne Sylvester In Wilkie
appearance took place In the presence
OF large and brilliant eudisnos. but
the attempt to make Il . social event waa
failure. The Prince Of Wales was present,
but the princ cess, about whom 20 much has
been written, did not honor the American
amateur with her presence. and the other
ladies' within the magic pale Initiated her ex:
ample. Among those present were Earl
Grey, the Earl Of Leicester, Baron dc Roths.
child, United States Minister Phelps, and
legation.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-03-30

A YEAR ago the American astronomer
Langley lectured In London in support Of
his theory that the true color OF the sun y
blue ana now our Engliss sc3o4tist CePeain
Ahney, b using the same exPef10Snts
In lecturss In the same city 70 prove ehes me
color Of the sun - whitA whstsver Is may
b. does mot seem to matter much, but
Captsin Abney hes aroused Interest by pro-
duoins IN artificial sunset In support Of his
theory. ''Throush . solution OF sodium
hypsulphite, clear circle Of electric Light
wa0 thrown on Q screen; . few drops Of
hydrochloric acid added to the solution pre-.
cipitated the sulphur in fine PARTICLES, and
nrst the violet and then the blue, green end
yellow rays were successively cut off, until
finally there was the dull red Of the sun
setting In . wintry or . smoky sky. The
effects Of clearness Of atmosphere on photo
graphs were strikingly shown in Alpine and
Egyptian pictureA"
GLApsToNE's oratorical axe swings with
- much execution - does the one which
fellO the forests about HsWsrdeu.
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7oGD ~. - ~ %
-, 6 snDsgstng tAslf - q
- tAoagA y ~ directly through .
D Auoa ~ - csmpll eho dsuGruc.
~ G - hcnmeead.
|Wha1ovef ezsuss of public necsDity
oslD ~ - for NE railroads, there can bs
- Sufacisnt apology for ths granting Of
theright Of eminent domain 10 any knot Of
npitalists who nay wish 70 manufacture
eas, ,etc. So loathsome . serpent will surely
be killed.
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OPDOIAL HOflUR,


AoehssSi Aothsssi ~ mothsrsii
Are you disturbed at night ana broken Of your
rest By sick child suffering and crying with
the excruc1atiug pain Of cutting teeth II %,
90 at once and get bottle Of II rs. WlNsLOWs
SOOrHlN9 SYRUP. II will relieve the poor
little suf1sr Immediately depend upon Il there
- NO mistake aboutit There 10 not . mother
on earth who has ever used It. who viii not tall
You st once that It viii regulate the bowels, and
give rest TO the mother, and relief and health To
the child. operating like magic. 1t 70 perfectly
safe to use In Al cases and pleasant TO the taste
and u the prescription Of one OF the oldest ana
best female physicians ana nurses in the Unitea
States. Sold every whore. 8 cents Q bottle
mAYSlydAv
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5oursgisg Reno ns.ufaetares.

nSuauticus passed by the Lancaster
4 - Trade, On Tuesday, met with no
w 1oatioo in debate, and were car.
n11nonsly, but in the whole Of the
f1oa the reason underlying this
v1uppoet was not brought out. 1t
- 6oe11y aid that nearly al who Lis.
~ voted were animated by the same
or1D That u the foundation of our
o1oDm, namely, the encouragement
o manufactures and diversity Of
16oD dAyS manufacturing industries
Go 0oEo capital than Q mechanic or
11G3ng man can usually command, and IL
D1fng gradually discovered that small
engeufing establishments succeed bet
~ - long run than giant enterprises
! ni11loos buried in an unwieldy plant.
MnD pointed out in the debate, this tax
tnll upon the men of small capital
W G1ght combine for manufacturing. 1t
- nad 70 discourage all experiments
eNatave industry, and take from the
n chance Of rising except through
oooGular order Of . great company In
1onds Of very wealthy men.
nolvidual enterprise, inventive genius
enrsy have made US the leading peo.
r ~ century, and all these are de.
pne upon the hope that is alive in the
~ - ~ workman that be may better
eon1ition speedily. The tax may seem
: ~. but life and business are made up
"a Ga0es and this last straw may break
ny . camel's back.
Iho Philadelphia Record thinks that the
should help the single hand, though
= sngis hand in this case is the riah hbsn
y lthe ssatel sho0|d. aim nromota IN.
~ ~ ~n lpll5e." Exactly, but iron
10th are not made nowadays at
nnn forges and home hand.looms, and in
/ lxiduals must combine II they are to own
- operate machinery. The remedy for
Ibce troubles and concentration Of wealth
IL found by many in the fostering Of small
notwithstanding enterprises, large and rich
enough to own the best machinery and
D loommand the best management, and ye'
snnt sufficiently powerful to establish mo
&1opOly or oppress labor.
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osghs 70 10 Killed.

} oilAdelphts Inquirer calls atten.
% yeFy dangerous make In Senate
- ~ which amends IN act Of April
~ the incorporation Of certain
= 81 The manufacture and supply
2eae q water to the public. BIZ
runs - follows Any such
~ company :" "shall have the
ainsnt domain TO appropriate
~ - may bs necessary to
oelplss that which 10 necessary
yenever y nsy b., and fos
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LA0AL NO1lOn.

ESTATE OF MARTHA HORTlN0.
~ late Of lancaster city, Pa. deceased. Lst.
ters OF ofsdministratton on ssid estate having been
thsrsto are requested TO mako immsdistS psv.
mont and those having claims or donusnds
egainst toe eame. will present them Without
ing IN Lsncastsr. Pa JOHN HORClKG.
maf0 otoWs Administrstor,
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DR.. James Corrie, dentist In Baltimore.
writes: !" have used Or. Bulls Cough syrup
personally and In my family for t.o or three
years, and am prepared to say that there IL
nothing 70 compare 70 II ~ = remit dy for cough.
cold etc." Is cents.
Pains In the back are frequently caused BY .
tions OF Salvation Oti will give permanent ~.
lief.
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is 2 .,iss = nios family Of boys ana girls
by that tsrrible disease Consumption. Heed
the warning and check II in its drst stages By
ana Lunss. warrante1 70 cure and relieve III
Gases. Price &c. and q. For sale By II. 9
Cochnn. orusgtst No III North Qussh stlesl
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ne Popaisssea q Ianooeoau

= about 0.@e and 70 would say at least one.
eordins % stststics moro numsrous thsa
opportunity TO CALL ON us and get 6ottie Of
kenp's BalsAm for the Throat and Lungs PT1oS
u. b Cochran. druggist "a NORTH 0ussn StSsSt:
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-03-30

TIE Irish Parliamentary Fund association
Of New York, have 81, 1000 In hand ready 10
drop into the Irish vortex when 1t becomes
necessary,
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-03-30

Mr.. ID. !. Wilconson, OF Horse Cave, Kv.. ssvs
he was, for many years, badly Afiicted with
fhthisic, Also Dtabetes the pains vero almost
unond dufable and would sometimes almost throV
him into convulsions. He tried Electric Bittsrl
ana got relief from nrst bottle and After taxing
in nesh eighteen pounds. says he positively bc.
iisves he would have died. had u not besn for
ne relief anSrasd BY Elsctric Bitters; Sold ct
Mo-. II and lS North Queen street, Lancsstaf:
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0KoRaIA 10 ahead Of Delaware this ysal
with the announcement that the peach cror
y 3 failure
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OHu BofrLD EI1Dofs CuID.-Mr. Oscar 4. h
Koch. Of Allentown. Pa. was bedfAst With IN.
aammatory rheumatism In the wintsr OF ia
Doctor could DO nothing to relievo him. He
commenced using 0ross' Rheumatic Remedy
By the time he had used halt bottle ho could
leave his bed when hs had Anished the botsle
ho was cured ana has not had return Of II
disease sinca. In his own words, ~ tel betsss
than ever betorA" Price q, By Ill drugHists.
tob6 omd0WAR
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-03-30

Al medical ooshoritios agree that catArrh IN
no more nor less than an Inflammation of the
lining membrane Of the nasal air passsses
Nasal catArrh and all catarrhal affections OF the
head are not diseases OF the blood and It is Q ~
rious mistake 70 treat the N ~ such. No consci.
enttOus physician ever = item pts To DO 10. II n
held by eminent medical men that sooner or
later specific vii be found for every disease
from which humanity suners. Tho facts iustifv
rs in assuming that to- catarrh ct least q pOei.
tive cure Already exists In kly's Cream I'm.
mr2I1WdOodkV
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UsrATE OF JOANNA BIrzER LATE

EsTATE OF JOANNA Bitter, LATE
~ Of Leecock township, lancaster county,
estate having been sranted to the undersisne6.
Q pereons indebted thereto arc req uestsd 70
claims or demands against the sems. VIII prs.
sent them without Delay for Settloment 10 ~
mssStdWs Aa1iniat ssto,
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DoaaIisa's Arase> u>lvo.

The Hest salye In the world Tor Cuta. Rruisoa.
eores, Ulcers, ealt Rheum, Fever Sores, Tettof,
ChApPe0 1Anda Cni!blainA. COrnA ana Ill 6kiS
se9uired. II u 1uAranteea 70 giye perfect ostaS.
iActton, or money refundeA tr1csB conts por
ana ID North Queen street Lancaster. ~
Ia sold by US on . guarantees. II curoe Con.
sumption. sold by q. B Cochran, drusSist,
Hos. ls7 and l.s North Queen st.. Lancsster.
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Bon-RlNha

heAdache in either ttS nervous, bilious OF con.
Ge.ttve forms. caused by irregular habits, high
II until Dr.: Leslies Special Prescription was dis.
covered. Give II . trial. 6se advSrtisement In
an0thsr column. I'M
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LnS OF rrincapA uoe. : Cures. Price.
l. xIvEns. Congsstion, Ip1ammations Is
Moans. worn Fever, Worm Collie ,.........B
TafIno COLO: 0r Ieething Of lnfants... .
z DysIsT.ix Gripping. Bilious Colie..........1
CA Cnya..A CsI CSsSIssus: vo~iang ang..................0
E HIu.ALeIA. Toothsche, Fsceachs .. ....... 8
* nn1ADAoa.e' s,cs asa0aehe. Verugo.........3
y. sy.r.neenD q PAnyUL PIRIons. ....... b
= Cnogr. 6oush, Dimclit Bsssshin4 ......
u eALi nn.un: 1Iystpslas. Eruptions .........S
"A SS.xv0, ~! nns1Hnuc fains.
Il 6144:.s s'fS PSsssn:s Ss sssaaSS cSd IL ;S,
g. WlooPIIe CoUel. Violent Cough. !. .,.'..S IL
=. 9nMnnAL DHsLIry. Physical Weaknecc. I'd
= GnIvoua nSs,r '.'''''''..''...'."...S'
g UlIIAnY WnAKHlss, Wst,ing Hsd ....,,.'.s To
Oo1Aem o. Tnn HsAnT. Pal pitation. :. .Sl OO
s0lo ~ Dru1g1sts, or sent pootpaid on recSint
@ priee:cHUaPHSAYy HEDfCIHI ca, iSS
suson sI' N'a' fsb3s-lye0d&W
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cured BY ehnoh's Cure. We guar1nteo Il Uoid
By II. 3 Cochran druggist Nos. Isl and ~ North
Queen ot, Lancaster, Pa. m
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DE- HAssLsl woRn sYRuP. Purely vegetable
pleasant to take. VIII expel worms II any exist.
no purgAtive required after using. Price, r
cents. By al druggists. bs-smd n WkR
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-03-30

Col. FRED. GRANT says that his father lost
confidence in Blaine after the Mulligan let.
ter episode Thousands Of other earnest Re-
publicans were in the generals company In
90 doing.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-03-30

COUGH, WdOOplN0 COUGH and Bronchitis
Immediately relieved by shilohs Cure. SOLD by
h Il. Cochran, druggist, Nos. III ana ~ Nort6
Queen st.. Lancaster, Pa (N
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rheumatism.

after being troubled with II for years In this.
Dt0od. there IL NO remedy with which 1 am &c.
QuAlnt1o. that Affords such relief - Ayers ser.
Nd. '"''' - ~ 0>umore'
,,Ayer's sarsaparflla cured mo OF Gout and
ersdicated every trace OF disease from nv sye-
tsmIR H. Short, Manager Hotel Belmont,
l vas, during many months, Q sufferer from
chronic rheumatism. Tho disease anaicted me
gr1evously. In spits Of all the remedies ! could
rtls. took several bottles Of this prsp0rati6a,
ana wes speediiy restored 70 heAith-J. FroAD,
Independence, Va.
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A YER'S sARsAPARILLA,
A Creaking Hinge

10 dry and turns hard. until oil 10 applied, After
which It moves easily. when the joints, or
hinges, OF the body sre stinsned and In famed
BY Rheumatism, they cannot be- moved vitnon,
causing The most excruciat1ng pains Ayers
safsapar1lla, BY its action the blood, relisvse
this condition. and restores tho joints 70 xood
working order.
many most remArha able cures, Z number 81
Which banned the efforts OF the most eIpsri.
give the names of many individuaIs Who have
Oe0n cured by taking this medicine In my own
case mas certainly worked vonders, relieving
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Ayers SarsapariIIa.
frepaIod by Or. J. G. Aver . Co., Lowell. Mas
solo by al Druggists. Price q six bottles. 6
m30toopl
HUAPHREYs.
HoxEoPArH1o
SPsolTlcs.

D8 HUMPaRGYS
hook Of Al Issoasee. Cloth and Gold Binding
IN PaEess with steal Engraving,
MAlLRn RRRR
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ms Christian % name In . style which was
ra1her Q ttcklish thing to Initiate but 1t was
not too tickiish for Edgar Allen Johnson
iew things were. Having locked this precious
oocu0ent with . duplicate-snd also the
genuine bill OF lsding from which he had
copied the s'gnsture-carefuIly into bis safe,
hs tore up aud burned the various spoiled
and smeared sheets OF letter paper which lay
about the floor. Then he turned out the
lightb locked the doors and went down
AZ he walked along The almost deserted
street be took out cigar and liz IL And as
the match sprung into sudden brilliancy II
lighted bis face, and showed that the expires.
sion on every feature wac .: serene and tran
gull - y bis nights work had not been the
preparation Of . dsstardly crime He did
mot 20 direct home, but strolled down by the
river and finished two more cigars. He care.
icesly threw shilling 10 Q little crouching,
o. E,1S ;S uPpsd 6egssr lad who stood shiverinG
IN tne chiii May wind on the pavement
God bleas you, air." gssped the aston.
ished waif gracefully.
Two days later he rscsivsd Q note from
Asa Lew Co, requesting him 70 call
complying, The intsrvisw vss brief and
oonceded oil he wished. The arm vss viii.
Ing 70 grant him the advance hs reonir~dH
Spon p s sns rscsips oithe duplicass bills Of lad.
Mr. Johnson took his leave and rsoSsssd
70 his ONCE where be told 0ne Of his clsrks.
IN Q preocoupied tone, to address an an.
veiope to MessrA Levi 4 Co He subse.
quently placed In this envelope the forged
olli Of lsding aud sealed 1t up Then ho
wrote . long, cosby letter TO fIisnd in
Ale4an6re = IN eesy-gotng t" head.in. the
olouds" kind OF fellow who would suspect
noshing-and In postscript asksd him e q
ePscaal favor to post the enclosed lsttsr for
ht0 10 Alexandria on the day whom he shIp
1eesella "cleaEed. Having dispatched
ehis lesses he stsollsd along 70 Castie strset
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Grateful and KIND.

The New York Home Journal tells this
story Of gentleman described as well
known Bostonion This man, now veal
thy and enjoying an income of hundreds of
thousands year, recently had his attention
called to the fact that he had among his
tenants family who could not pay their
rent, He went at once TO the agent, and
asked the simple question DO they owe
their rent, and do they not pay Tie agent
replied tina, that was about the size of it.
What are you going TO do about it2' asked
the landlord Put them out was the re-
ply Don't yon no it, was the response.
When | was a poor man, and could not
pay my way, the father and husband Of that
household was my landlord. was in hard
lines then, and lac came and told me TO pay
what could, and when | couldn't to pass it.
haven't forgotten ii, though / have pros
pered. Now when they pay, al right, take
il +; when they can't pass it as he did mine
but never ask for H. And the family has
lived for years in that house
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1887-06-22

The tirst bome-raised cherries of the sea
son were in the market Saturday.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1887-06-22
Husband Items.
Nor OFTEN.

The crops are looking well.
Farmers will soon commence making hay
There will he an abundant fruit crop this
year.
On Thursday Mr. Harry Baker will raise
his new barn.
Children's day will be observed at the
Lichty Church on Sunday Extensive prep
arations are being made to make this affair a
grand success.
Mr.. Charles H. Miller disposed ofa fine
horse at good figure. Mr. Miller has since
purchased a two-year-old colt which viii
moke very fine horse.
A goodly number of our people attended
the bush meeting on sunday, held in the
grove near Mr.. John Bowman's in Jefferson
township, under the pastoral care of Rev. l..
F. Baumgartlner The crowd in attendance
was probably larger than on any former oc-
casion
There was a barn raising on the farm of
Mr. Kuhs on last Saturday week which
was attended by large and enthusiastic
crowd. who assisted nobly in raising this ele-
giant structure. Quite a lot of new barns
have been built in this section in the last
few years and it goes without saying that
Somerset township has now. some among
the finest barns in the county.
(sc,NStoxst
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IitteII,s Living Age.

The numbers Of The LiUing Age for June
llth and June 18th contain The Present
Position of European Politics, and Nature
and Books, Forfi9ghay; German Life in Len
dom Niaaeeah Century Some Notes on Col
onial Zoology, Contemporary Peacock, Taa-
pie Bar Al Bosig, Ge',ttemdR's Benaboo
and Burma's Ruby Mines. Misrfys; Duke
Carl of Rosenmold. NacmHdns Recolec-
tons of Kaiser William. BlactrOods; Our
Last Royal Jubilee, CorahH The Gwailor
Find. Spectator of with his head, Pp1
NaH The Egyptian Oil Wells, 81. James !;
May Day as Il Is and as II Was Staadelrd !;
4 Result of Edncation in India, Morning
Post A Days Boat Hunting in Bengal
Field; with InstaIlmenis of The Pilgrims, !"
/" Hct a Romance of the Bush, . Brother
Peter and +" Richard Cable ard poetry.
For 50 numbers f64 pages each Tor more
than 1890 pages year the subscription
price ts3l is low while for s1O.5o the pub
fishers offer to send any one Of the American
81 monthlies or weeklies with the Li,iing Age
for u year, both postpaid Iittell & Co. Bos-
ton, are the publishers.
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veterans, Reunion.

Pursuant TO an order issuedby 4. c. Davis.
chairman of the Veterans Association OF
somerset county, there met at the lockwood
House, lockwood Pa, on Friday. June IL,
1887. the following named comrades, repre-
senting the different g. A. X. Posts of the
county for the purpose of electing officers
and fixing date for holding the third annual
reunion of the association r. z. Cummins
Post. Ne 2I0. Somerset. Jonas NJ. Cook, (Sec
1856 NJ. G. Lowry Post. No 2l4 Meyers
dale, L. 6 Dom. : II. Dull Reuben Ferner
Post. No. BIS Stoystown, John W. Mos
toller: Mark Collins Post No 3i4, Berlin,
]. J. Con. c. A. Floto; Ross Rush Post No.
36l. Ursina, Marcellus Andrews; William
Weller Post No $40, lockwood, J. L. Bitt-
ner. ID. i. Kennel, c. l.. Miller. Chairman
Davis being absent. the meeting was called
TO order by Secretary Cook, and after the
reading and adoption Of the minutes for the
past year, the following officers We're elected
Tor the ensuing year: Chairman L. q.
Dom; secretary, 5 II Dull; treasurer, Com
rad Beale. All from NJ c. Lowry Post, No.
PA. Meyersdale, under whose auspices and
at which place the third annual reunion will
be held, ON Thursday. September y, 1857.
Adjourned to meet at call Of chairman elect.
5. H. Dull, Sec.
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Meversdale-somerset.

Last Friday was a great day for 'Remedie
Meyers indeed, it was a great day for all the
Maroons." because several hundred OF their
friends had turned out when the sun was
highest in the heavens and the thermometer
marked. So in the shade to swelter in the
heat Just to see them do up the
" Eclipse team ol Meycrsslale, but Rene
die and lIhi had great deal 10 do With it.
The batting of the home team was strong
and their hits well punched" Sam Hns-
tons double when three men were on bases
was cheered to the echo as was kregar's
magnificent catch of a . hot one at least
three feet over his head Uhl played a
faultless game behind the bat, not having a
single passed ball, while Love and Picking
played their usual good game on lst and
2d. Cook in right make costly mnff in the
9Th. but redeemed himself in the eighth both
in the field and at the bat, hitting for two
bases bringing in two scores and saving the
game Ii was am off day " for Zeigler who
dropped every bali that came to him on
third. but when Huston relieved him the
game assumed different aspect and no less
than three put outs were credited To third
Meyers made several costly errors in picking
up the ball but gave only one man bis base
on balls aud struck out twelve.
For the visitors Reich on first played a
iaultless game aud deserves great credit for
the many put outs he made. Frank Hob
litzell played a good game behind the bat and
is credited with three out of the seven runs
made by his team, and made the only three
base hit ofthe game Stratton sent four men
10 first on balls and was raped all over the
field The visitors played better fielding
game throughout than the home team, and
had they been able to bat Meyers would
have won the game. Following is the
scDre